Establishing the Kansas digital right-to-repair act to provide the right for persons who purchase digital electronic equipment to obtain the legal authorization and necessary documentation and parts from original equipment manufacturers to diagnose, maintain and repair such equipment.

Added a new subsection (h)(2) defining an exemption for toys, ensuring the repair rights do not apply to products primarily used for play by children under 14 that lack general computing capabilities or critical safety functions.

Corrected the effective date in the summary title from July 1, 2027, to July 1, 2026.

The effective date for the act was changed from July 1, 2026, to July 1, 2027, delaying when new equipment must comply with repair rights.

The definition of 'authorized repair provider' was updated to explicitly require the provider to be located in the state of Kansas.

The definition of 'digital electronic equipment' was clarified to apply only to products sold to consumers.

The title of the act was changed from 'Kansas right-to-repair act' to 'Kansas digital right-to-repair act' to better reflect the specific technology covered.